he Cross Cultures Project Association (CCPA) was set up in the aftermath of the conflict in ex-Yugoslavian states to promote peace and reconciliation through football.
Although not initially a focus from the outset, the implementation of the project across the Balkans has played a significant role in the empowerment of women in the region and has led to a surge in the number of female footballers.
Having worked for the UN during the conflict between ex-Yugoslavian states, Anders Levinson knew there was still work to be done after the United Nations Security Council resolution had been agreed.
The inter-ethnic tensions would still provide a very real and unpleasant undertone to the daily lives of the region’s people, and Anders was determined to contribute to the preservation of peace in whatever way he could.Leaning on the experiences and contacts he had made earlier in life as a professional footballer in Denmark, Anders set about establishing the CCPA, a non-governmental organisation that would use football as a tool for peace and reconciliation in Sarajevo.
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Moldova in Denmark: Report on Study Tour Activities
The study tour hosted 13 guests from Moldova, with representation from various sectors. The aim was to explore and get
01/03/2024
